Wondering if anyone has any suggestions ( or examples) of retrieving and reusing data that is written to a file in a previous ebook session.
I want to have a page where my users can set a couple of preferences to save them completing the same details each time they use a particular form. I'm hoping I can write it to a file and then 'read' it when they come back and insert it in a form?
Alternatively, would cookies work? If so, any examples on setting and retrieving the info within eBookCompiler would be handy?!
Many thanks
Matt
Posted on: 5:55 am on October 14, 2003
Alaska
I sent Matt a demo with the project files. It writes a .js file - which doesn't need parsing.
best -
roger
Posted on: 8:58 am on October 16, 2003
DavidvdW
Wow, I wonder, could I have a copy of that too?
Posted on: 10:33 pm on April 24, 2004
nosgrunt
Yes, may I also have a copy of that? pls send to nos_grunt@hotmail.com Thanks!
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